Somerset Chancellor Court Ho Chi Minh City

... Dinner on guests account. Overnight at your proposed hotel in Chaudoc.<br style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial"><br style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial">Day 3 : Chau Doc - PhnomPenh ( B /- /-)<br style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial">After breakfast. Visitors then take the nice rowing boat trip through the floating village to visit the fish farm to see how the Mekong Delta people raise fish on their floating house. Visit the Cham minority with their traditional weaving village. Change to the speed boat to ...

... like Summer!<br><br>Well the service at the Post Office was fantastic; OK, so there were 3 forms, but they took all my gifts, packed them for me into a box and taped everything up securely, very impressive. Let's just hope it gets there!<br><br>I'm typing this with a slightly woolly head, but after a great night out with Graham &amp; Sari and Sarah last night. We had dinner in the Templey Club and ...

... if a little expensive for our budget)!!!<br><br>9. Breakfast! - our hotel was lovely and the rate included breakfast which was an added bonus but we only found out at breakfast the next day that you don't get much choice! You have to have a baguette with two fried eggs so that's what we had EVERY DAY! We managed to mix it up a bit as they also provide jam so we could sometimes have a jam baguette with a side of fried eggs instead of a fried egg baguette. However... For our sixth ...

... beautiful manicured gardens. Girls were wearing the traditional flowing white outfits called Ao Dai and riding their bicycles and the women were wearing their conical straw hats. Kids were coming out of school and looked so cute in their black pants and white shirts and wearing their red scarfs. Vietnam is a communist country and they are only allowed to have 2 children each and if they have more they get ...

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... if not the harsh words it is presented to him in.<br>"OK, later then."<br>"..." I just give him a polite non smile. <br>After a fairly lengthy diatribe about the beauty of my eyes, how strong and handsome I was and how hairy I was (it was a compliment apparently, it's a first) Tong hugs me. Not like a guy guy hug, or a sibling hug, or even a girlfriend hug. He gets in there, and he nestles his head between my man boobs. Like I'm his mother. Now I ...

... and headed to the domestic airport again - yet again the fair-skinned spectacle. Had quite an interesting flight on Vietnam airlines. They clearly don't adhere to the same safety regulations required by American based airlines. Carry-ons may be left in aisle ways, electronics need not be turned off during take off and landing, and passengers blatantly disrespect and ignore the flight attendants ...

... ferait jamais à la maison. Au programme ce soir: la première cinéma de "Transformer: Revenge of the fallen". Heille, jamais j'aurais payé 10 piasses à Montr.al pouor aller voir ça! Coté 6.5/10 sur IMDB (cote populaire pas très forte) et 20% sur Rotten Tomatos (sommaire de critiques en cinéma), ça promet... Je me rabattrai sur ma Heineken, bière douce vendue au cinéma, pour apprécier ma fin de soirée!<br><br>Allez!<br><br>À demain!<br><br>Marc<br>

... ur was a t*ur *f the tunnels that the N*rth Vietnamese used t* fight the Am**icans. It was v**y inf*rmative, and gave viewp*ints *f b*th the N*rth Vietnamese army and the s*uth Vietnamese. (the Am**icans) I talked t* a l*t *f diff**ent pe*ple ab*ut the c*nflict. I talked with an Am**ican vet**an fr*m the ATL, wh* was a surge*n during the war. He gave me his p**spective. I als* talked with 2 gentlemen fr*m Saig*n, wh* had lived th**e their entire life during the ...